Went in for the first time cause Google said it was cheap. Spent 40$ on two mediocre sandwiches. The people were nice at least.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Paul J.
worst service ever I went in to order 3 sandwiches after the second one the woman just turned to the person behind me and asked what they wanted
Emiliano Arroyo
22 dollars for a steak and cheese sub and it tasted old like the steak was sitting in a refrigerator too long.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Cass Peabody
Always a delicious quick
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
John Juniet
Unfortunately I had to phone in my order because the website wasn't connected to this location for some reason. But the food was great, the people behind the counter were very nice, and my order was ready at my requested time, and still hot (it was not sitting waiting for me for the 50 minutes it took for me to get over there). Well done, Blimpie. Sorry, didn't get a pic of the meatball sub. It was too good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Meatball Parmigiana
Marion Berry
Good place for a sub sandwich. The service was good and friendly. They do have other food to choose from other than suds.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Italiano Blimp
Joe Hern
As I have started to explore the Windsor, CT area, I was delighted to discover a way to sandwich that I have not experienced in a long time. Not since I lived in Florida many years ago have I come across a Blimpie sandwich shop. Wanting to relive my rookie sandwiching days, I decided to give Blimpie located at 1001 Day Hill Road a try. The following is a subjective review filled with mildly infuriating uses of the word sandwich that may leave you regretting that you didn’t stop reading now.1. The Good.I placed my order online and got the Blimpie Best with the zesty parmesan bread, standard toppings and added banana peppers. I also paired it with a bag of chips and a regular sized fountain drink. The store actually offers a wider selection of chips that what is available online and the friendly server gladly allowed me to exchange them for another flavor. The best part was that it was ready for me when I arrived. No waiting necessary.The sandwich was good, it was made exactly how I ordered it. There were no weird center pieces of onion rudely introduced to the sandwich. Using the small center parts of onions on sandwiches is like making a sandwich using only the heels of a loaf a bread. It’s disrespect to the sandwich and the sandwicher.The dining area was well kept and they have lots of seating available. The fountain drink dispenser was clean with lids and straws organized.To finish this portion of the review, I would like to note that the prices are reasonable. Now I’m using this term rather generously and you may realize why after reading the next section.2. The sandwich with a lower case “s”.I don’t want to give anyone an inferiority complex about the size of the “s” in their sandwich. But let’s be honest, do you really want to eat a sandwich and be left wondering if there’s better out there? The answer is no, you don’t. You want a sandwich with a capital “S”. You want a Sandwich that He-Man could use to summon the power of GreySkull. A Sandwich that King Leonidas and 300 other Sandwich warriors could use to fend off an overwhelming army of hotdogs. Finally, (I promise this is the last one,…for now) you deserve a Sandwich that could clear up Interstate 91 southbound traffic into Hartford, CT on a Friday afternoon.The sandwich I had at Blimpie was a sandwich with a lower case “s”. Now before you get mad at my repeated use of terrible analogies and swipe this review away to go back to mindlessly scrolling social media, remember, I said the sandwich tasted good. All things considered, the only thing that prevented my Blimpie sandwich from having a capital “S” was that I felt the sandwich was kinda skimpy. The amount of deli meat, toppings, and bread was, underrepresented? I believe you’ll find the photos attached to this review will give you a clearer understanding of what a sandwich with a lower case “s” looks like.3. The “I see what you’ve done here and I’m not sure how I feel about it yet”.Currently, Blimpie offers twenty two different sandwiches. That’s a broad array of sandwiching choices. But let me offer you this casual observation, three of those sandwiches are the exact same sandwich with a couple of different toppings. In particular, the Italiano Blimp, the Caprese Blimp, and the Blimpie Best.Now, part of me considers this a brilliant marketing strategy to resell the same thing by adding pesto or some black olives with a catchy product name. Genius! The other part of me imagines I’ve just been lured into a sandwich shop with three gorillas and each of them has on a different color of lipstick.4. The takeaway:If you’re in the area and looking for a place to grab a bite for lunch, or a reason not to do the dishes because you’re hungry and alone, Blimpie is an option. But if you want to sandwich with a capital “S”, you may want to try sandwiching somewhere else.
Recommended dishes: Blimpie Best
Charlie Olson
The owners are so nice and the food is good. Great bread.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Patrick Collins
New owners. Terrible customer service experience since they took over. Would not recommend to
Best tasting sandwich aroundParking: TonWheelchair accessibility: Yes
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Madison Cruz
Had a pleasant visit there. We carpooled for lunch break there, so I decided to order a sandwich. The bread was exceptional. The ham was decent, but came across as a hybrid of ham and bologna. It was good though! I decided to pick up a sandwich for my partner on the way home and grabbed myself a Chicken Bacon Ranch and her a BLT. We both thought the bacon was flavorful and enjoyed the meal!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Judy K.
I've never had high standards for a sandwich facility so this unfortunately doesn't catch me by surprise. Unprofessional and unsanitary to say the least. Vulgar jokes between managers and other employees which are easily heard by the surrounding customers. I've witnessed employees wrap food items with their bare hands in front of customers. The final straw for me was when my sandwich was wrapped with the same paper that the gentleman in front of me placed their money on. Not only was my food then contaminated but the woman with the gummy smile, I believe her name is Cristina, practically slammed and slide my sandwich across the counter. I did not ask for my food to be remade because the workers already seemed annoyed and were whispering under their breath. Hire a better staff who actually enjoys their job and keeps up with health codes. Jersey mikes may be pricey but I rather pay more for quality and have peace of mind that my food was safely handled. Zero stars if possible.
Kyle Mcadorey
Foods decent but don't go on
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Keyon Purvis
Sandwiches are good they just a little stinjy with the meat
Went in for the first time cause Google said it was cheap. Spent 40$ on two mediocre sandwiches. The people were nice at least.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
worst service ever I went in to order 3 sandwiches after the second one the woman just turned to the person behind me and asked what they wanted
22 dollars for a steak and cheese sub and it tasted old like the steak was sitting in a refrigerator too long.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Always a delicious quick
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Unfortunately I had to phone in my order because the website wasn't connected to this location for some reason. But the food was great, the people behind the counter were very nice, and my order was ready at my requested time, and still hot (it was not sitting waiting for me for the 50 minutes it took for me to get over there). Well done, Blimpie. Sorry, didn't get a pic of the meatball sub. It was too good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Meatball Parmigiana
Good place for a sub sandwich. The service was good and friendly. They do have other food to choose from other than suds.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Italiano Blimp
As I have started to explore the Windsor, CT area, I was delighted to discover a way to sandwich that I have not experienced in a long time. Not since I lived in Florida many years ago have I come across a Blimpie sandwich shop. Wanting to relive my rookie sandwiching days, I decided to give Blimpie located at 1001 Day Hill Road a try. The following is a subjective review filled with mildly infuriating uses of the word sandwich that may leave you regretting that you didn’t stop reading now.1. The Good.I placed my order online and got the Blimpie Best with the zesty parmesan bread, standard toppings and added banana peppers. I also paired it with a bag of chips and a regular sized fountain drink. The store actually offers a wider selection of chips that what is available online and the friendly server gladly allowed me to exchange them for another flavor. The best part was that it was ready for me when I arrived. No waiting necessary.The sandwich was good, it was made exactly how I ordered it. There were no weird center pieces of onion rudely introduced to the sandwich. Using the small center parts of onions on sandwiches is like making a sandwich using only the heels of a loaf a bread. It’s disrespect to the sandwich and the sandwicher.The dining area was well kept and they have lots of seating available. The fountain drink dispenser was clean with lids and straws organized.To finish this portion of the review, I would like to note that the prices are reasonable. Now I’m using this term rather generously and you may realize why after reading the next section.2. The sandwich with a lower case “s”.I don’t want to give anyone an inferiority complex about the size of the “s” in their sandwich. But let’s be honest, do you really want to eat a sandwich and be left wondering if there’s better out there? The answer is no, you don’t. You want a sandwich with a capital “S”. You want a Sandwich that He-Man could use to summon the power of GreySkull. A Sandwich that King Leonidas and 300 other Sandwich warriors could use to fend off an overwhelming army of hotdogs. Finally, (I promise this is the last one,…for now) you deserve a Sandwich that could clear up Interstate 91 southbound traffic into Hartford, CT on a Friday afternoon.The sandwich I had at Blimpie was a sandwich with a lower case “s”. Now before you get mad at my repeated use of terrible analogies and swipe this review away to go back to mindlessly scrolling social media, remember, I said the sandwich tasted good. All things considered, the only thing that prevented my Blimpie sandwich from having a capital “S” was that I felt the sandwich was kinda skimpy. The amount of deli meat, toppings, and bread was, underrepresented? I believe you’ll find the photos attached to this review will give you a clearer understanding of what a sandwich with a lower case “s” looks like.3. The “I see what you’ve done here and I’m not sure how I feel about it yet”.Currently, Blimpie offers twenty two different sandwiches. That’s a broad array of sandwiching choices. But let me offer you this casual observation, three of those sandwiches are the exact same sandwich with a couple of different toppings. In particular, the Italiano Blimp, the Caprese Blimp, and the Blimpie Best.Now, part of me considers this a brilliant marketing strategy to resell the same thing by adding pesto or some black olives with a catchy product name. Genius! The other part of me imagines I’ve just been lured into a sandwich shop with three gorillas and each of them has on a different color of lipstick.4. The takeaway:If you’re in the area and looking for a place to grab a bite for lunch, or a reason not to do the dishes because you’re hungry and alone, Blimpie is an option. But if you want to sandwich with a capital “S”, you may want to try sandwiching somewhere else.
Recommended dishes: Blimpie Best
The owners are so nice and the food is good. Great bread.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
New owners. Terrible customer service experience since they took over. Would not recommend to
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 1
Dry sandwich not made with love so
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
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Best tasting sandwich aroundParking: TonWheelchair accessibility: Yes
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Had a pleasant visit there. We carpooled for lunch break there, so I decided to order a sandwich. The bread was exceptional. The ham was decent, but came across as a hybrid of ham and bologna. It was good though! I decided to pick up a sandwich for my partner on the way home and grabbed myself a Chicken Bacon Ranch and her a BLT. We both thought the bacon was flavorful and enjoyed the meal!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
I've never had high standards for a sandwich facility so this unfortunately doesn't catch me by surprise. Unprofessional and unsanitary to say the least. Vulgar jokes between managers and other employees which are easily heard by the surrounding customers. I've witnessed employees wrap food items with their bare hands in front of customers. The final straw for me was when my sandwich was wrapped with the same paper that the gentleman in front of me placed their money on. Not only was my food then contaminated but the woman with the gummy smile, I believe her name is Cristina, practically slammed and slide my sandwich across the counter. I did not ask for my food to be remade because the workers already seemed annoyed and were whispering under their breath. Hire a better staff who actually enjoys their job and keeps up with health codes. Jersey mikes may be pricey but I rather pay more for quality and have peace of mind that my food was safely handled. Zero stars if possible.
Foods decent but don't go on
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Sandwiches are good they just a little stinjy with the meat